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Acta Scientiae Veterinariae, <strong>2011</strong>. 39(Suppl 1): Abstracts - <strong>25th</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong> <strong>SBTE</strong>-Brazil. August <strong>2011</strong>.<br />

A185 EMBRYOLOGY, BIOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT AND PHYSIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION<br />

EFFECTS OF OXYGEN<br />

TENSION AND GLUC<br />

UCOSE CONCENTR<br />

ONCENTRATION TION DURING IN VITRO MATUR<br />

TURATION TION OF BOVINE<br />

OOCYTE ON OOCYTE QUALIT<br />

ALITY AND MATUR<br />

TURATION TION AND EMBRYONIC DEVEL<br />

VELOPMENT<br />

Gisele Zoccal Mingoti 1 , France Filion 2 , Lawrence Charles Smith 2 & Patrick Vincent 2<br />

1<br />

UNESP, ARAÇATUBA, SP, BRAZIL. 2 UNIVERSITE DE MONTREAL, ST-HYACINTHE, CANADA.<br />

Aiming to avoid the production of free radicals during IVP of bovine embryos and consequently improve the production and quality<br />

of embryos, this study evaluated the effects of O2 tension and addition of glucose during IVM on bovine oocyte nuclear and cytoplasmic<br />

maturation (assessed by the cytoplasmic distribution and mitochondrial DNA quantification - mtDNA) and embryonic development. Oocytes<br />

were IVM in mSOF (Soto & Smith, Mol Reprod Dev 76:637-46, 2009) with hormones for 24 h at 38.5ºC. Depending on the experimental<br />

group, glucose was added to the medium at concentrations of 0.48 mM or 5.6 mM (high glucose concentration - 20 mM - was also tested during<br />

the nuclear and cytoplasmic maturation, but there was no difference from 5.6 mM and it was not used in subsequent experiments). Oocytes were<br />

IVM under high (~20% -atmospheric) or low (5%) O2 tension. Afterwards, oocytes (n = 248) were stained with 10 µg/mL of MitoTracker<br />

Green (to evaluate the mitochondrial distribution) and 10 µg/mL Hoechst 33342 (nuclear maturation assessment). The mtDNA number of copies<br />

was measured in individual oocytes (Soto & Smith, Mol Reprod Dev 76:637-46, 2009, n = 20). Other oocytes (n = 453) were IVF and the<br />

zygotes were IVC in mSOF; the blastocyst (Bl) rates were assessed at 168 hpi. Means were compared by ANOVA followed by Tukey’s test (P<br />

< 0.05). The proportion of MII oocytes was not affected by glucose concentration (P > 0.05), but it was affected by O2 tension (20%: 86.1%<br />

vs. 5%: 67.4; P < 0.05). The mitochondrial cytoplasmic redistribution (disperse = mature) was not affected by O2 tension (20%: 55.0% vs. 5%:<br />

56.2%; P > 0.05) or glucose (0.48 mM: 54.4% vs. 5.6 mM: 54.2%; P > 0.05). There was no effect of O2 tension (20%: 46.8×104 vs. 5%:<br />

43.2×104; P > 0.05) or glucose (0.48 mM: 39.2×104 vs. 5.6 mM: 49.2×104; P > 0.05) on mtDNA copy number. Embryonic development to<br />

Bl stage was unaffected by O2 tension (20%: 10.4% vs. 5%: 11.9%; P > 0.05) or glucose (0.48 mM: 11.2% vs. 5.6 mM: 11.0%; P > 0.05).<br />

However, there was effect of O2 tension (20%: 83.4% vs. 5%: 136.2; P < 0.05) on the total number of Bl cells, but no effect of glucose<br />

concentration was observed (0.48 mM: 109.3 vs.. 5.6 mM: 98.3; P > 0.05). There was no effect of O2 tension (20%: 7.2% vs. 5%: 5.5%; P ><br />

0.05) or glucose (0.48 mM: 7.2% vs. 5.6 mM: 5.8%; P > 0.05) on percentage of TUNEL+ cells in Bl. In conclusion, in vitro oocyte maturation<br />

under low O2 tension reduces the proportion of nuclear maturation, but does not affect the cytoplasmic maturation and embryonic development,<br />

and increases the total number of cells in the blastocysts.<br />

Keywords: in vitro maturation, mitochondria, embryo development.<br />

A186 EMBRYOLOGY, BIOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT AND PHYSIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION<br />

FLORFENIC<br />

ORFENICOL OL AND SODIUM CLOPR<br />

OPROSTENOL OSTENOL FOR THE TREATMENT OF RETAINED PLACENT<br />

CENTA IN DAIRY COWS<br />

A namara a Per<br />

ereir<br />

eira 1 , M iller Per<br />

ereir<br />

eira Palhão<br />

1 , Br uno Fer<br />

ernandes Ludger<br />

udgero Alv<br />

lves<br />

2 , Eduar<br />

duardo do Ramos de Oliv<br />

liveir<br />

eira 2 , Ta timara a Mar<br />

aria Miy<br />

iyauchi<br />

2 ,<br />

Thais Camargo Rossi 1 , Jose Antonio D. Garcia 1 & Carlos Antônio de Carvalho Fernandes 1<br />

1<br />

UNIFENAS, ALFENAS, MG, BRAZIL. 2 BIOTRAN, ALFENAS, MG, BRAZIL.<br />

N<br />

Retained placenta (RP) is considered a pathologic condition when fragments or total fetal membranes remained attached for more<br />

than 12h after calving. A variety of risk factors include early or induced parturition, dystocia, hormonal imbalances and immunosuppression.<br />

This disease has several implications for reproductive efficiency in dairy farms. It is close related to postpartum uterine infection, to delay the<br />

ovarian activity and the uterine involution after parturition, and to decreased fertility after artificial insemination (AI). The aim of this study was<br />

to compare the reproductive efficiency in dairy cows with RP and treated with Florfenicol associated or not with Cloprostenol. Hundred-eight<br />

cows with RP, from dairy herds in southern of Minas Gerais and northern of São Paulo state, were included for this purpose. The experiment<br />

was arranged in factorial 2X2. The four treatments encompassed two levels of each factor: 1) Florfenicol - 40 mg/kg (IM) divided in two<br />

injections - 20 h after calving (20 mg/kg) and 48 h after the first (20 mg/kg) - or 40 mg / kg (SC) - one injection 20 h after calving; 2) Cloprostenol<br />

(0.530 mg) - one injection associated with each florfenicol treatment - or without cloprostenol. The variables assembled for this design were the<br />

intervals from parturition to AI (P/IA) and to conception (P/C), and the number of services per conception (S/C). The percentage of animals with<br />

corpus luteum (CL) between 25 and 40 days postpartum were also evaluated. The data were submitted to ANOVA and means of continuous<br />

variables were compared by Tukey test (P < 0.05). The distributions of frequency were compared by c2 (chi square). A total of 579 parturitions<br />

were evaluated to accomplish 108 animals with RP. Thus, the overall occurrence of RP was 18.6%. There were no significant differences<br />

between treatments for any analyzed variable. The overall mean for P/IA, P/C and S/C were 65.1±17.5 d, 3.0±1.0 and 154.6±42.0 d,<br />

respectively. The percentage of animals with CL did not differ between treatments (P > 0.3), and 55.6% (60/108) of cows had CL between 25<br />

and 40 days postpartum. Combining treatments in two groups according to cloprostenol injections – with cloprostenol or without cloprostenol<br />

– the interval from parturition to AI was different (P < 0.05) between groups (59.2 ± 16.9 vs. 70.8 ± 18.3 d, respectively). It is concluded that<br />

the route of administration of florfenicol did not influence the reproductive performance of postpartum dairy cows in postpartum, however,<br />

cloprostenol reduced the interval from calving to first AI. [Support: FAPEMIG].<br />

Keywords: reproductive eficiency, puerperium, uterine involution.<br />

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